I bought a 19 foot trailer about 10 years ago and it came with the basic Reese Weight distribution bars and the anti sway bar and did the job. We later upgraded to a heavier 21 foot travel trailer and brought the Reese system with us. I guess it work...
I would now consider this thread finished. If you want to debate the logistics between the relationship of a RV owner and the Dealer then please start a new thread.In my case, two issues were discovered.#1: Ball height was 3 inches too low#2: I requi...
SoundGuy wrote:Ok, so this is what has me confused. :@ How could you possibly claim you "researched weight distribution and anti sway control" when you have no idea what your trailer's gross weight and gross tongue weight typically average loaded an...
SoundGuy wrote:hohenwald48 wrote:The only person with a real vested interest in proper installation and adjustment is the owner/operator. If you don't want the responsibility of proper ownership and usage of your own RV equipment you might think abo...
SoundGuy wrote:freymann wrote:One question the dealer, Peterborough RV, should have asked was: "What is your tongue weight?"Out of curiosity I have to ask - did this question not come up when you were first discussing weight distribution with whomeve...
